25 Years Of Glassrobots

Date: 13 November 2007

Glassrobots Oy was founded in October 1982. Today, after 25 years, the company is one of the technology leaders to the safety glass industry.

All the products of the company are advanced innovative solutions representing the highest technology in the field of architectural glass tempering and laminating as well as automotive glass bending and laminating. Expertise of the technology leader creates quality beyond comparison – with speed unchallenged.

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